The next step in construction is framing.  After the concrete hardens overnight, workers can step on it although it needs to dry a lot longer for a car to park.

Chris gets up all the pavers in the former parking pad.

Framing for the roof goes up first.

The view from my back yard.

Framing in the storage room adjacent to the carport.

We were careful to plan the smallest carport that we could get away with because we didn’t want it to overpower the tiny house.  By our calculations, this is the littlest two-car carport in our neighborhood.  If you look on the right you can see a small shed in front of the store room.  This is for golf cart parking.  We plan to line the shed floor with some of the pavers we removed from the yard and use more to make brick pathway from the golf bay to our back fence gate.  That will come much later.

Finished for the day.

I guess I should put an animal or two in this post since it is called the KITTYBUNNYCHICKEN right?

Mulder and a friend watch the job site from the safety of their viewing area. He’s VERY sensitive to the construction noises.

BIG BABY! 🙂